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"Driving video conferencing ROI ( Return on Investment )"

Driving video conferencing ROI

White Paper: Clear One

Understanding the current state of video conferencing and focusing on return on investment can help organizations increase usage of the technology and better understand its benefits.

The use of video conferencing has the potential of increasing productivity and efficiency by reducing unproductive travel time, preventing meeting delays, creating shorter & more structured meetings, and providing faster exchange of information.

This whitepaper provides insights on how video conferencing is being viewed as a business necessity to drive adoption and optimize usage of equipment.

Key takeaways from this whitepaper:

Calculating a return on investment to see the value of video conferencing

Types of return on investment (ROI) calculations for video conferencing

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Dynamic changes in the global communications environment – decreasing network and equipment costs and the need for businesses to compete in a global economy – continue to propel the adoption of video conferencing at a rapid rate.
For those organizations who have found video conferencing of value, the process they followed to drive adoption helped make video conferencing a necessary tool for successful business.
This whitepaper helps to identify what needs to be done to drive adoption of video conferencing so it becomes second nature to users and a technology deemed a necessity to business.
Ways to make your adoption of video conferencing easier and more worthwhile to your organization:
What is your benchmark for success?
Why one should implement video conferencing?
What is video conferencing going to do for an organization?
What will be done with video conferencing once it is installed?

Standalone video endpoints are now available to allow organizations to grow their adoption of video conferencing and offer easy to use, full-featured, technology. These systems are designed for small and medium-sized organizations or for secondary sites of larger enterprises.
The concept of standalone endpoints marries well with the BYOD (bring your own device) trend and can reduce cost and complexity for SMB (small/medium businesses) and secondary sites for larger organizations.
This whitepaper talks about the value of standalone video endpoints. It discusses:
Deployment and usage of video conferencing systems
The Value of Standalone video endpoints
Cloud-based Conferencing
Applications for Standalone Systems

What is

Technology is the use of scientific knowledge for creating tools, processing actions and extracting of materials whether in industry or in our everyday lives. We apply technology in nearly all things that we do in our lives, we use technology at work, in communication, transportation, making food, extracting and securing information, running an organization and many more tasks, pretty much everywhere. Types of technology include information technology, banking technology, medical technology,

Digital video is a technology only a decade old, it is known as a video that is captured and stored in a digital format or we can say it as the representation of moving visual images with analog signals or in the form of encoded digital data/binary data.
Digital video promises you with a professional level of accuracy in picture details and fresh crop of innovative technologies, software skills and methodologies that will give you new options for manipulating video.

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